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Product Quality and New Uses
(National Program 306) in LA
Cotton Quality and Innovation Research
- Enhancing the Quality and Sustainability of Cotton Fiber and Textiles
- Enhanced Cotton for Value-Added Applications
- Sustainably Incorporating Hemp at Multiple Scales into Western U.S. Regional Economies along the Rural Route 97 Corridor
- Development of Novel Fiber Quality Characterization Methods
- Conversion of Cotton Apparel Wastes to Cellulose Nanofibers and Cellulose Nanocrystals
- Analysis of the Role of Non-Lint Content on High Volume Instrument Results
Cotton Fiber Bioscience and Utilization Research
Food Processing and Sensory Quality Research
- Improving Evaluation of Catfish Quality and Reducing Fish Waste
- Reducing the Development and Severity of Allergy to Peanuts and Tree Nuts
- Nutritional Benefits of Health-Promoting Rice and Value-Added Foods
- Activated Foods Promote Health
- Exploiting and Enhancing IgE-Binding Epitopes of the 2S Albumins of Peanuts and Tree Nuts
- Activated Foods Promote Health
- Biochemical Approach to Protein Processing, Texturization and Nutritionally Beneficial Plant-based Foods
- Biochemical Approach to Protein Processing, Texturization and Nutritionally Beneficial Plant-based Foods
- Trees for the Future: Coordinated Use of Genetic Tools to Develop Geographic and Climate Adapted Pecan
Commodity Utilization Research
- Sugarcane Processing Waste (Mill Mud) Bioinformatics for Bio-fertilizer Development
- Development of Novel Cottonseed Products and Processes
- Improved Conversion of Sugar Crops into Food, Biofuels, Biochemicals, and Bioproducts
- Creation of Enhanced-Value Cotton Germplasm via Modulation of Cyclopropyl Fatty Acid Accumulation
- Role of Bacterial Exopolysaccharide Composition and Structure in Biofilm Formation, Viscosity and Susceptibility to Dextranase Processing Aid
- Beyond Static Metabolic Maps - Understanding the Cellular Organization and Dynamics of Lipid Flux for Enhanced Seed Oil Production
- Creation of Enhanced-Value Cotton Germplasm via Modulation of Cyclopropyl Fatty Acid Accumulation
